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How to create an intuitive drill-down interface?
What happens when a stream of water hits a big enough obstacle? It moves towards right or left to pass...
Is Yelp spending too much money?
They say you have to spend money in order to make money. The problem for Yelp is that they may...
LinkedIn buying SlideShare for $119 million
Identity and insights meet at the junction of LinkedIn and SlideShare as the professional social network just purchased the presentation...
Are Tumblr ads worth $25,000?
At some point, nearly every social media startup intends to make money. Tumblr has held off for quite some time,...
VoIP vs. landlines: the showdown
Most advances in technology are synonymous with increased costs and unclear effects on liability exposure. However, that is not necessarily...
Online presence: When is having a Twitter account totally useless?
Marketing execs drinking midday highballs on Madison Avenue are posh and glamorous. No wonder then that some businesses still hold...
Netbook sales down 34% year over year. Can we call them dead, yet?
Less-useful than a laptop, less-awesome than a tablet, the netbook market has suffered the most in the past two years...
Will Yahoo passing up on Microsoft’s offer go down as the biggest business blunder in tech history?
There's a reason why mothers shouldn't judge their children in beauty pageants, why chefs rarely run the business side of...
Foursquare makes things easier for businesses… at a cost
Merchant tools on Foursquare are free and the company claims to want to always keep them that way. It's challenging...
Email isn’t dead and mobile devices are to blame
There was a time not too long ago when technology bloggers and pundits (myself included) believed that email was going...
Google Wave taken off life support
We knew the day was coming. Ever since Google announced the discontinuation of the failed social media... something... that they...
CISPA: Blurred for a reason
The internet was all abuzz about SOPA and PIPA and proved a worthy foe against government oppression by quashing the...
Microsoft joins forces with with Barnes and Noble against Amazon, Apple
There are certain brick and mortar outlets that simply refuse to go down without a fight. Barnes & Noble is...
Will online shopping ever be safe?
As the madness of the holiday season dies down and the New Year gains pace, retailers will renew the cycle...
How social networks have changed our world
During the last ten years, social networks have evolved from simple communication hubs to veritable agents of change; galvanizing thousands...
MIT develops “superhydrophobic” glass that repels fog, water, glare, and zombies
Leave it to the brains at MIT to improve something that most of us take for granted: glass. Their "Fog-free...
Where the startup jobs are hiding: in plain sight
In 2011, the boom of startups following in the footsteps of an economy showing signs of recovery filled the pages...
Social networking ties gaming as #1 mobile activity
For the first time in 40 months, gaming has a partner at the top of the charts for time spent...
Can we connect 7 billion people?
The technology is in place. Now it's time to get it out to the people of the world. As personal...
Should Facebook buy Foursquare?
With the recent purchase of Instagram, Facebook now has the capability to control a vast majority of the social media...